DO 18 year old still have sleepovers
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Anonymous
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Will sleepovers stop once kids turn 18?
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Anonymous
| Yes |
Anonymous
| My now adult kids still have sleepovers with friends. I think it'll stop when they move in with a significant other. My DD has a one bedroom apartment in NYC - she had three friends come visit and one slept in bed with her, one on the couch and one on an air mattress. |
Anonymous
| When I was 18, friends crashed at mine all the time. Especially if they had a drink(different drinking age in UK) We didn't call it a sleepover though! My parents were pretty relaxed as long as we didn't make too much noise! |
Anonymous
| My older teens occasionally still have sleepovers but it’s more “unplanned”, so to speak. I’ve found a good friend of DD’s on our couch in the AM this past week. apparently it just got late and she was tired after hanging out and decided to crash at our place. I much rather have an open door policy to friends rather than worrying about them driving around super late at night. (Note: my teens and their friends have never given me a reason not to trust them, I would feel differently if I thought they were using drugs/alcohol and crashing at our place to avoid getting in trouble). |
Anonymous
| After 18 most people go to college dorms, then shared apartments, then their own first place, then with significant others and finally spouses. Nobody is having sleepovers at their parents. |
Anonymous
| Once in a while my college friends would come home with me, to go to an event or celebrate a birthday or something. We didn't have sleepovers just to have sleepovers. |
Anonymous
| Why wouldn’t they? |
Anonymous
Not necessarily. Both my kids went to UMD (instate) for undergrad. They have many college friends who are working in DMV or they visit their parents during the holidays. My kids organize a number of get-togethers for their school and college friends at our place during holidays or other events or even if any friend is visiting the area. we have a lot of space in the house and inevitably they all end up sleeping over. |
Anonymous
My kids too. They are in college and 21+. If their friends are crashing at our place, I have no problem. Mainly because we have the infrastructure and space for every one to have their privacy and spend the night and morning in comfort. Also, I do not want anyone's kid to be driving home drunk, tired or sleepy. |
Anonymous
| 20 year old and friends all interning in different cities M-F, 4 staying at our place this weekend before heading back to college. |
Anonymous
| My girlfriends and I are in our late 40s and still have sleepovers! We never stopped lol. |
Anonymous
| I mean not as much because they do not live at home much do the year but sure, my kids have had friends stay over, mostly when they were visiting from outside the area. |
Anonymous
| I’m sure they do. We didn’t necessarily do sleepovers but would go out and everyone would end sleeping over at someone’s house. |
Anonymous
Kids have college friends visit over breaks, they stay over. If your house is closest to kids go out with their friends, they may crash there. They may just hang out so late that they end up falling asleep at a friend's house |